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Queen's biggest hits are coming to the Alberta Bair Theater this September, and it's the real deal for rock fans.

A young man from Columbia Falls didn't make it home after his 21st birthday. What came out of that loss is something quietly spreading across the country, one parking lot at a time.

All of these bands share their name with the song of another band. Some of them, though, are merely a coincidence.

As I Lay Dying teased two 'polarizing' new songs in a social media post and want fans to help finalize their upcoming new album's track list.

Singer Marc Labelle is standing in front of a chalkboard that appears to reveal a bunch of new song titles.

Pantera, Down, Corrosion of Conformity and a handful of other metal acts have been confirmed to play the first-ever 'The Great NOLA Trendkill' festival.

He also says the Hall of Fame's decision to induct Joy Division and New Order together is a "bit of a cheat."

Veterans and first responders can attend a free Billings concert and dinner commemorating the 25th anniversary of September 11.

Do you think Alice in Chains or Pearl Jam had the better 3-album streak of the '90s?

All four of the Andy Williams' ex-bandmates in Every Time I Die have shared tributes to the late guitarist.

Here's a look ahead to concert appearances by more than 90 huge acts.

These bands avoided the dreaded 'sophomore slump' with ease during the 1990s.

They were in two bands together back in the late '60s and early '70s.

See video of the moment, plus the set list from the guitar legend's U.S. tour opener in Detroit.

Montana's only piece of the Twin Towers rests at a Billings memorial, 25 years after 9/11.

He will perform the acclaimed 1976 double album in full at these shows.

A Billings man is in critical condition after a shooting near North 23rd Street that prompted a SWAT response.

Sons of Kiss launch another track from their debut album ‘Dancing While the World is Ending.’

Paul McCartney had the beginnings of this song — a jokey little thing — in his pocket for years before making something out of it.

That penguin in Cut Bank has been telling a fib for years, and thousands of road-trippers stop every year to pose with it anyway.

Long winters, geographic isolation, and a culture that quietly discourages asking for help. Those three things together paint a complicated picture for Billings, Montana.